Learning Resources® Infant & Toddler Materials for the Classroom

In the classroom, Learning Resources® Infant & Toddler products like the Sprouts™ Fresh Picked Fruits and Veggies, New Sprouts® Dinner Basket, and New Sprouts® Lunch Basket are commonly used for dramatic play and role-playing activities. These playsets, made from durable, rubberized plastic, feature realistic food items which help young children engage in imaginative play, build vocabulary, and learn about healthy nutrition. The Cook And Serve Kitchen Set and Jumbo Farm Animals add further variety, encouraging social interactions and the development of fine motor skills as children manipulate these items during playtime.

When buying Learning Resources® Infant & Toddler products for school use, teachers should consider the durability and safety of the items. Products like the Sensory Tubes Set and Jumbo Plastic Droppers are made from sturdy, non-breakable materials and are specifically designed for small hands, ensuring they are safe and suitable for young children. Additionally, teachers should evaluate the educational value that comes with these products, such as promoting fine motor skill development, sensory exploration, and early science experimentation, all of which are integral to early childhood development.

Students at school can use Learning Resources® Infant & Toddler products to explore a variety of educational topics and activities. For instance, the New Sprouts® Breakfast Basket and other food sets can be used in role-playing scenarios to teach about different meals and healthy eating habits. The Jumbo Plastic Droppers and Sensory Tubes Set provide hands-on opportunities to learn about cause and effect, liquid properties, and sensory observation, contributing to foundational STEM education. Furthermore, items like the Two-Sided Mirror Set help in teaching body awareness, emotional recognition, and basic language skills. These resources facilitate a range of interactive and engaging learning experiences tailored to the needs of young children.